47-year-old sentenced to 14 months in Troyes cannabis case
The criminal court in Troyes sentenced 47-year-old Ramzi Nefzaoui to 14 months in firm prison for drug trafficking and issued an arrest warrant. The case began when gendarmes stopped his Renault Laguna at Barberey-Saint-Sulpice in December 2025 and found cannabis resin, herb, cash and a scale.
🇫🇷 Tribunal correctionnel de Troyes, Troyes · France
Ramzi Nefzaoui, 47, was sentenced by the criminal court in Troyes on 9 November
to 14 months in firm prison.[1]The case was heard at the Troyes court on
Monday 9 November 2026.[1]He was well known to the justice system, with 16
entries on his criminal record.[1]The court issued an arrest warrant against
him.[1]
On the evening of 6 December 2025, gendarmes were carrying out a roadside check
at Barberey-Saint-Sulpice.[1]During the operation, officers arrested a man
travelling in a Renault Laguna.[1]A very characteristic smell of cannabis was
coming from the vehicle.[1]Officers found sachets of resin and herb inside
the vehicle, along with 80 euros in cash and a scale.[1]The driver tested
positive for cannabis use.[1]
Examination of his mobile phone later confirmed suspicions that he was involved
in drug trafficking.[1]
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A 28-year-old driver tested positive for cannabis after rear-ending a car and injuring its driver at Percy-en-Normandie on 2 January 2026. The Coutances court sentenced him on 10 November 2026 to six months suspended imprisonment and cancelled his driving licence.
The Fontainebleau criminal court sentenced a driver to five years in prison, including two years firm, over a fatal 2021 crash at Souppes-sur-Loing in which his 20-year-old passenger died. The court heard he had drunk alcohol and smoked cannabis and was driving at 135 km/h in a 30 km/h zone.
Anti-crime police in Passamaïnty, Mayotte, broke up a drug deal on 4 November 2026 and seized 3.334 kg of cannabis and 8,495 euros in cash from a suspected stash flat; three people were arrested. Two young men were tried in Mamoudzou on 9 November and sentenced to 30 months with 12 suspended and a 15-month suspended term.
Three men aged 19 to 39 were sentenced to prison without suspension by the Limoges criminal court for trafficking with the Point H network, which police say sells cannabis, cocaine and crack across Limousin. All four suspects were arrested on 3 November; three were tried and sentenced on Monday.
